Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-08-11
UNTONTOWN.

Mr. ALVIN KIRK and Miss Theods
Nabb. Of Flushing township. were mar
ried at the parsonage in this place, by
Rev. G. S. Hackett. The marriage took
place on the 9th ult.
COMMUNION at Crabspple church on
Sabbath last. Rev. w. A. Williams as'
sistiEg the pastor. The work of repair.
ing the church will begin at once, and
for this reason the sacramental service
| took place earlier than usual.
THE meeting of the 'Presbyterial
Missionary Society," which was fixed
Tor this place on the 25th ult, has been
indefinitely postponed. The ladies com>
prising the Ladies Missionary Society
of the U. P. church have made up box
of clothing and forwarded to Norfolk,
Virginia.
WE are glad to state that the condi
ton of Mr.. VIM. Hood, young gentle>
man of Pittsburgh, who came down with
his wife and children. who has been
suffering from hemolrhage of the lungs.
is much improved. and that he is able
to enjoy drive: Mr.. Hood has been un-
well for some time.
A MAN, whose front name is William,
and the last Wilson. or any other which
be chooses to give while travelling
through this locality, recently obtained
employ ment on the farm of Mr.. Joseph
Lee. and engaged to work by the month.
After few days labor, he obtained
goods on trust from the store of Mr. Lee,
and on Monday morning before day.
break left for parts unknown, taking a
quilt and spread from the bed. These
were found in timothy shock on
the next day, but William. up to this
date. has failed to report. He claims
wheeling as his place Of residence. and
Mr.. Lee gives this notice that other
farmers may not be taken in by him.
THE many friends of Mrs. Rose Lee
we're sorry to learn of her late serious
illness, and will be glad to know that
she is much better, although still very
unwell. and Is pronounced out of danger
by her physician.
WE have conferred with Mr.. J. l..
Green, of Massillon, excursion agent C.
L & W railroad, and are happy to inform
our friends that a pleasant excursion to
Niagara via Chautauqua. is being ar
ranged, and will take place about the
last of this present month, and will be
duly advertised. The fare will be about
81 80 for the round trip. and the excur.
sion will be under the care of Mr.Green,
whose former experience and success
will prove guarantee that everything
will he done for the safety and comfort
of those in his charge.
We congratulate Messsr. Denham,
Ault and Fulton on the success of the
Harvest Home Picnic, and extend our
thanks for the many c0urtesies and kind
favors received upon that occasion.
WALTER. son of Mr.. VIM. Morgan,
of this place, was taken i'll at their tent,
near Kennon, on Tuesday evening OF
last week, and during that night his life
was despaired OF. We are glad to say
that he will soon be well again.
INTELLIGENCE of the death of Mr..
Isaac I'll. Patterson was received here
with profound regret. His gentlemanly,
pleasing manners and superior mental
won for him the esteem of l
all with whom he had business or social |
relations. The writer wishes to express
his regard and also to extend sympathy |
to those whose home had taken from it |
by the Death Angel one very near and |
dear to them.
PERsoNAL-Mr VIM Lee and wife, of |
st Clairsyille, were the guests of Mr. Jos
Lee last week. -. Squire Workman, OF |
Warnock. is the gueet of bis son, DR. ]
G Workman. Mrs DoDner, of Loyds-
vile, the guest of her son. Mr. S Donner,
Sabbath last. -. Mr. A c Bailey, in the
employ of Mr. George Barnes, completed
his contract and will join the regular
army in short time. Miss Vickie
Humphrey paid very pleasant visit to
friends at Kennon. last week. i. 4. Rev
W A Williams, President of Franklin
College, was in town on Saturday, soil,
citing patronage. -. Mr. Melvin Nc
Clanahan is quite unwell, and his condi-
tiOn Is not improving; MEL" is always
ready to perform an act of kindness
when others are sick, and has the sympa-
thy of all his friends. No better ar
could be made than that OF |
giving the new hotel at Flushing into
the charge of 7 K Gregory and wife
they know how to keep hotel. :. Miss
Fulton, an intelligent and pleasant
young lady of Washington. Pa, is the
guest of her sister. Rev Mrs c Seoul
Ter. III.